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Hi, I planned to apply to OU to take 2 level 3 modules from .
October this year. I have passed two years of a degree at a brick university so hoped to transfer my credit over.
Unfortunately I have been suffering with Covid-19 and it's after effects so feel unsafe to return to my brick university.
I realise it is past the transfer deadline date, but I don't know if that means I can't start the level3 modules and apply for credit transfer later (but before I finish the modules) . SRT seem to say deadline is it, but wondered if anyone had, had credit transfered during the academic year?
October this year. I have passed two years of a degree at a brick university so hoped to transfer my credit over.
Unfortunately I have been suffering with Covid-19 and it's after effects so feel unsafe to return to my brick university.
I realise it is past the transfer deadline date, but I don't know if that means I can't start the level3 modules and apply for credit transfer later (but before I finish the modules) . SRT seem to say deadline is it, but wondered if anyone had, had credit transfered during the academic year?
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Being past the transfer date means that you wouldn’t be able to start in October.
I don’t know if there would be a possibility of starting in Jan/Feb time depending on what course you are looking to do (level 3 modules don’t often start mid-year)
As for starting the modules and then applying for a credit transfer after I think that would only be possible if you applied to study the module as a stand-alone module and then applied for it to be counted towards the degree. (Not all modules can be studied like this though and I don’t know how that would effect financing tbh)
I don’t know if there would be a possibility of starting in Jan/Feb time depending on what course you are looking to do (level 3 modules don’t often start mid-year)
As for starting the modules and then applying for a credit transfer after I think that would only be possible if you applied to study the module as a stand-alone module and then applied for it to be counted towards the degree. (Not all modules can be studied like this though and I don’t know how that would effect financing tbh)
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